
Shot from the trailhead toward Cedar Mountain (left). The prominent gully we're heading to is right of center.

You can see a dryfall left of center. We took the slope in the center to avoid the dryfall, crossed over the dryfall, and reached the rim.

Above the dryfall, view toward the rim.

Above the rim, view back to the trailhead and at East Cedar Mountain, center.

Peak 6910 visible center. We wrapped along the base of the bubbly-looking volcanic cliffs.

Notch in the cliff to gain higher ground.

Along the ridge leading to Peak 6910.

View back along the ridge, East Cedar Mountain visible top right.

Peak 6910 ahead.

Peak 6910 summit, view to the west.

Peak 6910 summit, view toward Cedar Mountain (right) and East Cedar Mountain (left). The route we plan to take heads down the Class 2 slope below and over to the slope that's right of center in this photo.

Looking back toward Peak 6910 and the Class 2 descent.

Approaching Cedar Mountain.

Cliffy stuff guarding Cedar Mountain. Some minor zig-zagging brought us to the base of the peak, Class 2.

Cedar Mountain.

View back along a soft dirt ridge just below the summit.

View back along the summit ridge to Cedar Mountain, East Cedar Mountain visible top right. I didn't get a shot of it, but just behind me is a steep Class 2 slope leading to the summit. It's easier if you wrap around the west side of the peak and ascend from the west instead of the north.

Cedar Mountain summit, view north toward Peak 6910.

On our way back, headed toward East Cedar Mountain.

Class 2 along East Cedar Mountain.

On our way up East Cedar Mountain, view toward Cedar Mountain (left) and Peak 6910 (right).

Class 2.

Making our way up East Cedar Mountain.

View back.

Approaching the crux.

Class 3 crux visible ahead. I left the sheer dropoff on the far right visible in the photo for reference.

Class 3 move.

View back from the top of the Class 3 move. You can see drops on either side of the dirty ridge.

East Cedar Mountain summit, view northwest.

East Cedar Mountain summit, view west. You can see the Henry Mountains in the distance.
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